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MovableJive

14 Feb 2003

Following our tradition of being among the first to take advantage of extensions to the Movable Type plugin architecture, Kalsey Consulting Group proudly presents MovableJive, a port of some classic text filters to Movable Type 2.6.

Download MovableJive

Install this into your plugins directory, and you’ll have some new formatting options available from the Edit Entry Screen.

MovableJive adds the following text filters:

  • Jive

  • Texas Drawl

  • Cockney

  • Swedish Chef

  • Valley Girl

  • German Accent

  • Hunting Wabbits

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